Wall Street Mixed As Grains Rally Amid Dollar Slump
Wall Street showed moderate irregularity with transfers totaling 4,341,065 shares as grains and cotton rallied. Utilities gained some, steel and industrials rose modestly, and the U S Steel backlog increased around 1,750,000 tons in June while the dollar sank further in foreign exchange trading with sterling at 4.33 1 7 and francs at 5.68 cents.
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New York
Busnel
Venis
American
Public Service of New Jersey
American Rewer
Ligni
Staneard Isase
Columbia
American Commercial
Asconol
American Celephone
Teu Pont
Chrysler
Case
Allied Chemical
Kennecott
Anaconda
Columnian Tarpon
U. S
Steel Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Reserve Board
New York Stocks Close Mixed on July 10
The New York Stock Exchange end stock list shows wide variation among names led by AmTob and Pres Inc with several industrials posting gains while others like Air Weapon and Coca Cola show smaller moves. Investors watched utilities and rail issues as trading wrapped with varied closes across sectors.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
AdamExp
Agy Hume
Air Weap
Allegny
Alveirye
Allis
Amerada
AmerCan
Care
Am&Fork
Amerint
AmrLoco
AmMetal
Amervrel
AmuHadSt
Amholmm
AmSmell
Wipf
At & SF
AubAuto
Ayia Cor
BaltQo
B&o
C&o
Chiri&p
Chrysir
Coca Co
Colgate
Col Fue
Col
G&e
Congo Na
ConFmPf
Con Gas
Cons Oil
Con Bak
Con Con
Cont Oil
Corn Pro
Coty
Curt
D Lack
DiamMat
Doug Air
Pres Inc
du Pont
Heastman
Elau Tit
Elee P&l
Erie RR
Fida Pri
Firet&r
Fox FA
Tex
GenElec
Gen Food
Mtr
Genrsigz
Gil Raz
Gimbelb
Glidden
Goldust
Goodrich
Goodyer
GtNorPf
GW Sugar
GriGrun
Hershey
Homstak
Hous Oi
Howe
T&t
Kencott
Lmbert
Ligmorb
Liquinc
Mid
Moth
Murray C
Nash Mtr
Nat Bis
Natcasha
Nat P&l
N ¥ Cth
Nfk West NaAviat
Noramncc
NorAmPf
Nor Pac
Ohio Oi
Ow TuGi Pac
G&Ée Packard i Para Pub
Penny JC Penn RR
PhelPsd
Phil Pet
Pullman
Pure Oi
Radio C
Orp
Rey Tob Reytobb
Safeway
Schulter Seab Air
Seab Oil
Sears R
Shell U
Skelly O See
Vac
Sou RR
Sa. Pras
Ltd G&e
S&s. Cal
Stearn & St
Tex & Pac
TexCorp
Texgsul
Texpltr
Timkenb
TransAm
Rra
Air
US Indal
US Steel
PLA
Vanadum
Warn Pix West Mid
West UN
West Air
Wst
E&m
Woolwrt
Tr&c
Chicago Grain Market Prices Show Mixed July Futures
Chicago grain quotes list July prices for wheat at 1. vv 5 8 to 1.03 3 8, corn at 61 7 8, oats at 46 5 8, rye at 85 1 2, barley with July no sales and September 64 7 8, plus December contracts. Lard and bellies steady to higher with July lard at 7.50 and bellies at 8.20.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City market data shows cattle and calves 8,500 head and 1,100 calves with strong to higher prices. Feed steers, yearlings, and heifers sold at gains, with top prices around 6.50 for large steers and 6.75 for good heifers. Sheep and lambs numbered about 5,000 with native lambs at 7.90 per hundredweight and general lambs at 7.50 to 9.0 for lighter weights.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
AP U
Dept. Agr
Wool Prices and Receipts in Boston Wool Market
Fine Ohio delaine wool advanced to 31 32 cents in grease. Strictly combing 58s and 606 1 2s at 32 cents, some 33 cents. Medium Ohio fleeces sold at 35 cents in grease for 56s and 48s. Receipts of domestic wool at Boston for the week ended July 8 totaled 9 952 900 pounds, down from 11 645 600 the prior week.
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Boston
U. S. Dept. Aer
Ohio
Boston Grain and Flour Exchange
New York Stock Market Highlights July 10 Summary
AP report from New York lists closing figures for many stocks. Notable prices include Amoco 86 3 4, Gulf Oil 60, Humble 81 2, Libby 6 5 8, Newmont 45 7 8, Niag Hud Pow 13 3 8, Texan 10, Swift & Co 21, and Trans Air 5 1 8.
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New York
Curb
Alum Co Am
Am Cyan
Abr Por PF War
Amer G & E
Amer Sup
Ark Nat Gas A
Asgroc G & S
Assee G & IS A
City Sve
City Sve Ptd
Ons Cop Min
Sound
Swift & Co
Texan
Trans Air
Unit Gas
Unit Verde
Unit P & L
Stock Averages Shows Mixed July 10 Figures
Stock averages for the day appear mixed with several indices quoted. The report lists figures such as 98.3 55.8 113.2 and a notable 4.2 in price movement, alongside a prev day reference of 9.6 and 57.0, reflecting the day’s trading activity.
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Co Tnots
Cotton futures hit new highs on steady buying
New York July cotton futures rose to new highs for the move as trade and commission houses bought amid expectations of crop curtailment and dollar weakness. Prices climbed from 10.68 to 10.84, with mid afternoon firming and settlements showing 49 to 52 points gains.
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New York
Galveston Cotton Spot Price Report
Galveston Texas July 10 AP spot cotton steady with uptick of 50 points. Mid lint price 16.60 cents per pound. sales reported at 1,050 bales.
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Calveston
Texas
Obedience as a Tool for Parenting Mastery
Gladys Huntington Bevans argues obedience is a tool, not an end, to guide children toward self mastery. The piece stresses using obedience to protect health, form routines, and shield from risks, while fostering self control and societal responsibility.
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Gladys Huntington Bevans
Condition of State Ranges Improves in June
Las Cruces New Mexico July AP heavy June rains lifted range conditions across the state. Cattle and calves were in good shape, cows weaker than a year ago, and the lamb crop below normal. Ranges on July 1 stood at 78 percent of normal, with sheep and lambs at 82 percent. Weather relief brings possible June through August rainfall impact.
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Fred Daniels
New Mexico Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Navajo Weavers to Meet at Home at Fort Wingate
Navajo Tribal Council action ends Santa Fe held conferences by mandating future weaving meetings occur on the Navajo reservation. J C Morgan led opposition, arguing the Santa Fe events were not beneficial. a reservation agency gathering is favored for Indian benefit.
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Fort Wingate
N. M
Santa Fe
Moris Burge
National Association On Indian Affairs
Navajo Tribal Council
J. C. Morgan
Fireworks draw six thousand to Carlsbad beach show
Rose Ellen Castle reports a large crowd of about six thousand viewed the beach fireworks Tuesday night, described as greatly enjoyed though some said the display was too short. The town notes several social items and family visits, including weddings and travel, with local church activities and residents visiting nearby cities.
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J. B. Morris
Arthur Linn
Washington, D. C
The
Baptist Church
Avalon
Josephine Bees
Lloyd Sadler
Father Celestine
St. Edwards Church
Ben Boes
M. F. Sadler
Elmer Hepler
Vandergriff
W. J. Bindel
C. P. Becker
McCamey
Texas
T. E. Wells
Jed Bores
Joé Bees
Virginia Sadler
Emilee Clark of
Weed
Margaret Boles
Missing Marian Buckley Last Seen In Wilmington Ohio
Marian Buckley of Cleveland a co ed at Wilmington College disappeared after a walk near her home on July 1 none of her clothing or personal effects found and authorities seek clues to her whereabouts ongoing search by local police and volunteers in Wilmington and Cleveland neighborhoods.
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Marian Buckley
Cleveland, O
Wilmington, O
Edgar Tate Observatory Studying Heavens in Tulsa
Edgar Tate, once a Roswell carrier boy and son of Mrs. Ida Tate, now lives in Tulsa and builds his own telescope. The Tulsa World highlights his selfmade six inch mirror and stand, polished to the thousandth inch, cost about five dollars, and capable of 44x magnification showing craters, rings, moons, nebulae and double stars.
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Bessie Rierdon
Buster Weldon
Miss Castle
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Paul Brooks
St. Francis Hospital
Ray Soladay
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Oklo
Livingston Colman
Caliornia
W. A. Colman
Claude Farris
Roswell
Edgar Tate
Ida Tate
Tate
Oklahoma
Tulsa World
Tates Observatory
Bi Tate
Sxteenth Street
University of Oklahoma
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